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Free speech therapy resources for staff and administrators
Phonological Awareness Assessment: A Foundational Reading Skills Diagnostic Tool
This diagnostic assessment will help you determine exactly which foundational reading skills your emerging readers have under control and which ones they don't. This assessment is designed to assess 16 different phonological awareness skills from most foundational (easiest) to the least foundational (more difficult) covering skills in the Kindergarten and First Grade Reading Foundational Skills standards. Phonological awareness skills are essential for reading development as students become pr
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K - 2nd
Social Story: I Will Follow School Rules
This is a short social story explaining school rules, such as: standing in a line, walking in the hallway, and sitting at a desk. Social stories are a great way to help kids who do better with a visual example of each rule, to be successful in the classroom and with their friends. I hope you enjoy this social story and find it helpful with your students!
If you need a specific social story, please send me a message and I'd be glad to help!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Fire Drill Story
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
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PreK - 1st
FREE Editable Related Services Sign in Folder | IEP Service Documentation Form
As special educators, we work with a lot of people... therapists, pathologists, counselors. And as the teacher, we are in charge of keeping track of services provided and making sure our students are getting the services outlined in their IEPs. Use this free resource to create your own Services Sign in Folder. Here's a video explaining how and why I use this.What is included?• 2 editable covers (editable in PowerPoint) - 1 boy and 1 girl• PDF covers (not editable)• Services documentation page (x
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Not Grade Specific
Speech Sound Differences Between English and Spanish - Free Bilingual Printable
Do you ever wonder what the speech sound differences are between English and Spanish? Here's a free printable resource for speech pathologists who work with bilingual students and wonder if they have speech issues -- when in fact they have speech sound differences that are typical of a Spanish speaker learning English. I have solved a problem for you with this printable! I always wanted a quick resource. Here you go friends! Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe to my list for exclusive content
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Not Grade Specific
Self-Advocacy Skills IEP Goal Idea Bank
Are you looking for a handy list of IEP goal ideas to jump off of around self-advocacy? This is for special education students and teachers as they plan out education and/or transition plans, draft and write up goals, and overall IEP goal writing at any stage.These ideas are directly related to students' needs as they grow up, become more independent, and get prepared for adulthood.Each idea is written as a starter goal you can add to your student's IEP (with recommendations for individualizatio
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Not Grade Specific
FREE Staff Sunshine Treat Signs
Use these fun signs to accompany treats for your coworkers! Monthly goodies are a great way to bring some fun and kindness to your school. If you are a member of your school's sunshine committee, these signs will help get you going and spread the love.
Included are 10 color signs, PLUS each one in b/w for easier printing. I also included photos and treat ideas!
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Not Grade Specific
Tornado Drill Story
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
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PreK - 1st
Executive Functioning Skills IEP Goal Idea Bank
Are you looking for a handy list of IEP goal ideas to jump off of around Community Skills? This is for special education students and teachers as they plan out education and/or transition plans, draft and write up goals, and overall IEP goal writing at any stage.These ideas are directly related to students' needs as they grow up, become more independent, and get prepared for adulthood.Each idea is written as a starter goal you can add to your student's IEP (with recommendations for individualiza
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Not Grade Specific
Articulation Development Chart
This is the articulation development chart that I give to teachers and parents. The sounds in the numbers is a nice visual for them to understand when appropriate speech sound development occurs, and when to refer their children/students.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
FREE Clear Speech Strategies - Voice, Dysarthria, Low Intelligibility, Caregiver
FREE! FREE! FREE!This list of tips will teach non-SLPs how to effectively communicate, thereby revealing competence and increasing confidence in the student (and communication partner)! Target populations: voice, dysarthria, oral-motor weakness, low-intelligibility. For more school-focused tips, check out this FREE resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Communicating-with-Unintelligible-Students-Guide-For-TeachersParents-6897833#show-price-updateThis checklist is appropriate
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Not Grade Specific
Canva Editable Classroom Supports Checklist | Accommodation Tracker Sheet
Editable in Canva and printable for your resource room, paraprofessionals, and for classroom teachers. Customize with your own classroom supports and student list. Includes 3 variations.If you find this resource useful, please leave feedback for me or check out other downloads I have available.
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Not Grade Specific
Welcome Back to School Parent Letter
A friendly parent letter from their school-based speech therapist.
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Not Grade Specific
Shape Breathing Social Emotional Self-Regulation Coping Skills Instruction
An editable document to incorporate student interests in structured breathing tasks. Add images of students' favorite characters, animals, logos, sports teams, or other topics to the center of each shape to help support their access to breathing as a coping task.
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PreK - 6th
Life Skills IEP Goal Starters | Life Skills | Special Education
Are you looking for a handy list of IEP goal ideas to jump off of around life skills? This is for special education students and teachers as they plan out education and/or transition plans, draft and write up goals, and overall IEP goal writing at any stage.These ideas are directly related to students' needs as they grow up, become more independent, and get prepared for adulthood.Each idea is written as a starter goal you can add to your student's IEP (with recommendations for individualization)
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Not Grade Specific
What's the Difference between an SLP and a Teacher?
SLPs are often confused with teachers or referred to as "teachers." Use this handy chart to explain the differences in our roles.
This visual can also be handy for college students trying to choose between these two potential career paths.
Keywords: SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist, Speech Pathologist, Speech Therapist, Teacher, Educator, distinctions, better speech and hearing month, better hearing and speech month, public awareness, school-based, school, education
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Active Shooter Drill (Bees to a Beehive) for Young Children
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
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PreK - 1st
Articulation Game - Music Freeze
Get your kids up and out of their seats with this fun articulation game! Your kids will have a blast while drilling their sounds. It can also be used to address language tasks and more! This game is a part of the Get Active With Artic set and the Year Long Articulation Therapy Plans - Never Plan Again bundle.❤️Save your time and money with SpeechTherapyPlans.com! Get access right now to over 1,000+ therapy materials, a caseload management system, scheduling software, premade therapy plans, and
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PreK - 2nd
Five Key Facts about Stuttering
This Practical Tip from Stuttering Therapy Resources (http://www.StutteringTherapyResources.com) reviews five key facts about stuttering. It can be used to educate parents, teachers, and others about the nature and goals of stuttering therapy.Note: TPT members can now get a 10% discount on select materials from Stuttering Therapy Resources. Simply use the discount code "TPT" at checkout when you order at www.StutteringTherapyResources.com!
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Not Grade Specific
FREE SAMPLE - Staff Appreciation Posters - SLP Day and School Social Worker Week
Want to appreciate your school staff members? This FREE SAMPLE has a master printable list of 17 appreciation days/weeks (see following list), as well as printable posters for School Social Worker Appreciation Week (first full week of March) and Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) Day (May 18)!Physical Therapist Day (September 8)Custodian Appreciation Day (October 2)World Occupational Therapy Day (October 27)School Psychologist Week (2nd Week of November)Educational Support Professionals Day (3rd
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Staff
IEP Checklist (SEIS)
With all of the paperwork needed for an IEP, it is easy to get overwhelmed and confused! This freebie includes a PDF printable of the SEIS 2.0 friendly IEP checklist I use to stay organized before an initial, annual, or triennial IEP.
This resource will help you to look over your IEPS for errors before meetings and affirming/attesting the IEP.
*** Helpful hint: I print this form in 3 colors (for the three types of IEPs) and staple them on the cover of a manilla folder containing the IEP docu
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Not Grade Specific
FREE SNOW WINTER EMOTION CARDS adjectives speech therapy Sped Gen Ed teachers
Share a kind thought with these SNOW NOTES and SNOWMAN EMOTION CARDS which are sure to bring a smile to someone's face. For Teachers, Students, SLPs, Counselors, School Staff! Leave these on your students' desks or give one to a student after class or therapy. Print a few out and leave them in your favorite co-worker's mailbox!
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CONTENTS & DIRECTIONS:
You are SNOW awesome! You can do anything if you have ENTHUSIASM! Monae :)
SNOW NOTES
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PreK - 5th
Assistive Technology - TouchChat iPad Quick Tips (SYCT)
This is a resource that I created for a parent during distance learning. It includes quick and simple information about using TouchChat on an iPad, including info about using the device for Communication only, TouchChat, the Home Page, allowing or not allowing editing, and turning on guided access. I hope this will help some therapists and parents during this time of distance learning!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~CONTENTS - 1 Pg Sheet on To
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Not Grade Specific
May is Better Speech and Hearing Month - Calendar of School SLP Responsibilities
Help your staff understand more of what you do in the school building and all of the different aspects of communication that you work on with students. The calendar shows one SLP-related professional task and one student-speech/language goal on each day of the month (not year specific). However, as we all know, many of us are working on several of these tasks within the same week, day, or even session! Don't worry, the calendar makes note of that over on the side ;)Need more information to sh
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Higher Education, Staff
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